Major Bills Continue In Committee
Missouri committees debated redistricting and student aid while delaying action. The House Labor Committee backed bills to limit women’s hours and set a staged minimum wage. The Senate Roads and Highways Committee approved a $1,200 yearly raise for patrol and radio staff. Higher Education aid for needy private and public college students was deferred. A federal court set a Monday hearing on redistricting if lawmakers fail to act.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Legislative
House Labor Committee
Senate Roads and Highways Committee
Senate Committee On Higher Education
House Apportionment Committee
St. Louis
Harold Volkmer
Hannibal
House
Senate
Missouri
William L. Clay
Stuart Symington
James W. Symington
Leonor K. Sullivan
J. Anthony Dill
R-Affton
City of
St. Louis County
City
The
Kansas City
Jackson County
Cass County
Clay
Buchanan
Platte
Missouri River
Illinois
Texas County
Richard H. Ichord
Houston
Two Acquitted of Arson Murder in Missouri Trial
In Pulaski County Missouri a jury acquitted Robert M. Monnahan and Diana M. James both 24 of Crocker at their arson murder trial. They faced murder charges in the death of Mrs. James' husband last April in Waynesville.
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Waynesville, Mo
Robert M. Monnahan
Diana M. James
Crocker
Pulaski County
James
Parrots Help Ex-Con Build Parole Based Business
In Sarasota, Charles Jeffries transformed a parrot training idea into a parole program, a $25,000 venture, and a path to freedom for inmates. At Chino Prison he taught animal psychology, with 125 students in three years and 100 paroled.
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Sarasota
Fla
Charles Jeffries
Institute For Men
Chino
Calif
Jeffries
Jeff Wood
Jungle Gardens
California
Wood
Palm Springs
Don DeLaw
DeLaw
DeSaw
ADC U Bill Gets Quick House Approval for ADC U Program
The House Welfare Committee backed a bill to reinstate the ADC U program extending Aid to Dependent Children benefits to families with unemployed fathers at home. Gov. Hearnes supports an emergency clause to start as soon as signed, with expected first year cost about $238000.
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Jefferson City
House Welfare Committee
Henry Ross
Kansas City
Warren E. Hearnes
Proctor N. Carter
Carter
Rep Symington Aims Split of HEW Health Dept Plan
Washington AP Rep James W Symington of Missouri and Paul Rogers of Florida proposed a separate federal Department of Health to focus on health issues. The bill creates a secretary of health with cabinet rank to oversee drug and alcohol programs cancer and heart disease research mental health food inspection and most federal health efforts. It also sets up an advisory commission to set health goals and streamline intergovernmental regulations.
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Washington
Department of Health
James W. Symington
Missouri
Paul Rogersoff
Florida
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Symington
Banker HQ Moves to Jefferson City
(AP) The Missouri Bankers Association moved its headquarters from Columbia to Jefferson City to gain greater access to state agencies. Felix LeGrand, executive director, said the change improves interaction with state offices. The association represents 665 Missouri banks and will keep meetings and seminars in Columbia.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Bankers Association
Columbia
Felix LeGrand
Missouri
Scandals Shake Israel Amid War Tensions
In Tel Aviv and across Israel, public concern shifts from Middle East conflict to a wave of scandals. Arrests at Volcani Institute over alleged bribes for cheese approvals. a food firm fined for marketing rotten products. a land of probes into Netives Neft Oil Co and alleged fraud and sex orgies.
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Tel Aviv
Middle East
Volcani Institute For Agricultural Research
Contractors’ Federation
Netives Neft Oil Co
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Golda Meir
Israel
Health Ministry
Missouri voters rise by hundreds of thousands in 1972 election
Over a million Missourians will be eligible to vote in the November 1972 presidential election. William H Curran, acting official, notes 22,905 Missourians will cast their first presidential ballot.
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William H. Curran
St. Louis
U.S. Department of Commerce
Curran
Census Bureau
Missouri
Color Movies On Missouri Popular
Jefferson City AP reports six color Missouri films remain popular nationwide. Gateway to the West and Accent on Action drew attention in 44 states and aired on TV 181 times. Missouri Tourism Commission notes films promote state tourism and westward development.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
United States
Missouri Tourism Commission
The
Tourism Commission
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W. Jackson
Mexico
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Peter Hall
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Banker HQ
Supreme Rabbinical Court
Jerusalem
Koat
Broadview Cafe
Lawrence Walgreen
Cristan Room
ORLON
Ayouuucus
Polaroid
Walkers
Ballantines Scotch Club
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Dallas
Dateline
P.N. Hirsch
West Plaza
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